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Tenancy Deposit Claims
Former and present tenants and/or relavant person can claim against the former/present landlords under s.214 Housing Act 2004 for the landlord and/or agents failure to protect the tenants deposit in a tenancy deposit scheme within the prescribed 30 days, and/or failing to provide the tenant with the prescribed information to allow the tenant to check that the deposit has in fact been secured...
Between 1-3 Million people harmed by their GP, Dentist, Chemist, Walk in Centre or Hospital a year.
Errors made can include prescribing the wrong medication, failing to diagnose a fracture or cancer, extracting the wrong tooth, failing to spot a severe infection such as sepsis...
Starting my own Law Firm in this day and age, I must be crazy!
So many people have said I must be crazy to start my own Law Firm in this day and age when the Government are killing off Personal Injury firms practically every week with new changes to the costs payable to claimant solicitors, a Tariff based system for whiplash probably being introduced as soon as 2018 and considerations being given to fixed fees in Medical Negligence claims...
Are you getting the right treatment?
When we seek medical treatment we all place a lot of trust in the experts we see...
Client Testimonial after Clients claim settled last week
Dear Sir, I am writing to you as the Senior Partner in the firm. I hope that this is acceptable...
Volkswagen Scandal – Are you affected?
£6.5 Million set aside by motor industry to cover cost of fines, recalls, compensation claims and legal costs...
Just been on Holiday and got ill!
So after researching were to go and then spending what can only be described as a small fortune on a Holiday, to celebrate my wedding and our 1st Christmas together, I was very disappointed when I fell ill...
DRAFTING WITNESS STATEMENTS: GUIDANCE FROM THE BAR COUNCIL THAT EVERY LITIGATOR SHOULD READ
Originally posted on Civil Litigation Brief: The Bar Council has very useful guidance drafting witness statements in civil proceedings*...
THE NEW PART 36: PART 10: PULLING IT ALL TOGETHER: 18 KEY POINTS
Originally posted on Civil Litigation Brief: Here is a summary of the changes to Part 36 we then consider the practical implications of the new rule, including the implications for on-going litigation...